mull

UK
/mʌl/
US
/mʌl/
mullverb
mulled
Past Simple
mulled
Past Participle
mulling
Gerund
UK
/mʌl/
US
/mʌl/
Translations
She began to mull over the idea of moving to a new city.
Она начала обдумывать идею переезда в новый город.
Definitions
To think about something deeply and at length.
She spent the weekend mulling over the job offer.
To heat and spice a beverage, especially wine or cider.
They decided to mull some wine for the holiday party.
To mix, grind, or triturate (a substance) into a fine powder or paste.
The chemist mulled the minerals with oil to create a uniform pigment.
mullnoun
mulls
pl
UK
/mʌl/
US
/mʌl/
Translations
He sat in quiet mull over the decision he had to make.
Он сидел в тихом размышлении над решением, которое ему нужно было принять.
During the winter holidays, we enjoyed a warm cup of mull.
Во время зимних праздников мы наслаждались теплой чашкой глинтвейна.
Additional translations
Definitions
A soft, thin muslin fabric.
The dress was made from a delicate white mull that flowed beautifully.
A promontory or headland.
The lighthouse was perched on the edge of the mull, overlooking the sea.
A mess, muddle, or blunder; a botched situation.
The reorganization turned into a complete mull by the end of the week.
mulladjective
more mull
Comp.
most mull
Super.
UK
/mʌl/
US
/mʌl/
Generally non-gradable; used attributively to denote material made of mull fabric.
Definitions
Made of, or relating to, mull fabric.
She wore a light mull blouse during the hot afternoon.
mullproper noun
Definitions
An island of the Inner Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland.
We took a ferry to Mull and toured its rugged coastline.